720 80TH ST SW SNO CO EOC 2018-01-02 MF Import

C Soecial P�ooerty Use Permit -General Evaluation Criteria Findings 5. The subject property fronts 801h Street SW, which is of adequate size to serve the proposed EOC. All construction activity would access off 80th Street SW. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 2; exhibit 4, narrative, page 1; testimony of Mr. Tyler) 6. The City determined that there would be some additional traffic generated at the proposed facility fn in Ln-site employment and minor traffic associated with site construction and periodic maintenance. However, notwithstanding the additional traffic, there would be no Impacts to public safety. Access to the site: would continue to be off 801h Street SW, an improved arterial street that has curbs, gutters and sidewalks. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 2) 7. Currently, the subject property contains 43 parking spaces, which the City determined would be adequate to serve the anticipated needs for the proposed use. On -site vehicle and pedestrian circulation would be adequate. This site abuts State Route 526 to the south. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 2) 3. The proposed communications tower would be at the rear of the parcel that is currently zoned for business park use.it would be surrounded by other industrial warehouses and office uses that have proven in the City of Everett to be compatible with the use of the communication lower and operations center. The proposed lattice lower would be approximately 200 feet to the closest residential use. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 3) 9. The proposed tower is a 150-foot tall lattice structure that would be capable of supporting several communication antennas. Lighting requirements of the facility may be required by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The associated electrical equipment would be screened from the adjoining right-of-way and private properties by landscaping and structures. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 3) 10. No signage Is proposed for the facility. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 3) 11. The proposed tower would be approximately 150 feet tall, and the upper portion would be unable to be screened because of its height. The equipment shelter would be screened from adjacent properties by the vegetation on -site, as well as the buildings that currently exist on -site. The City determined that there is some existing landscaping around the perimeter of the site, including evergreen trees on the south property line adjacent to State Route 526. These trees would provide some screening of the proposed facility from the freeway and the residences to the south. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 3; testimony of Mr. Tyler) 12 Currently, there is no • The City submittedeherernal ais a requirement that remodeling of anndscaping proposed around the parking y on- site 3